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iprefertolay
05 May 14 18:36
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Chose six selections, preferably good sides from any division,along with three reserves(when your teams clash with each other).
Pick the six selections every week regardless who they play to win(home or away),in fivefolds and one six fold.
If your on a losing run the odds on your selections will gradually increase over time.
If your disiplined and back every week and do not increase stakes,  wins will hit as the season progresses.
Treat it as fun and hopefully the strategy will be profitable.

Your thoughts plz.

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ZEALOT
When: 05 May 14 20:54
If you do not understand value or cant find it this is CODSWOLLOP .
By:
kenilworth
When: 07 May 14 20:49
Pure nonsense.
By:
Zola's Back Heel
When: 18 Jun 14 22:38
Can't see a team losing 8 games in a row.
By:
Fermat
When: 19 Jun 14 20:37
Not even interesting and certainly flawed
By:
kenilworth
When: 20 Jun 14 12:52
Try betting every side in the league that goes
off bigger than 10/1 pre kick off.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 23 Jun 14 17:09
I never realised profitable betting could be so easy  Scared
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SHAPESHIFTER
When: 23 Jun 14 19:04
Variation that makes more sense:

- Follow four teams rather than twenty.  Two in the top six, two in the next six. 
- Weigh out the best bet for each of their games (1x2, UO, asian)
- Place singles and accumulators and four fold each week.

A friend of mine does this with NFL, one from each division.  Loves it.
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iprefertolay
When: 20 Aug 14 03:19
with respect im backing six in an accumalator not twenty?
teams to follow

Man City
Arsenal
Chelsea
Lpool
Celtic
Rangers


reserves

when teams clash

Man utd
Cardiff
Derby
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